Jeffrey Epstein Camera Malfunction: No Proof for Rumor, But Other Questions Remain
Rumors have been circulating ever since Jeffrey Epstein was found dead that cameras at the prison malfunctioned the night of his death. However, at this point it’s not known if there were any cameras recording Epstein and, if there were, whether they were working or recorded footage. The person who started the camera malfunction rumor didn’t provide sources at the time to verify his tweet. However, there are plenty of other questions surrounding Epstein’s death that have led some officials to call for a deeper investigation. Read on to learn more about the rumor and how it got started, along with questions that have led officials to seek an investigation into Epstein’s death.
The Camera Malfunction Rumor Started with a Tweet that Did Not Cite Proof or Sources
Michael Coudrey seems to have started the camera malfunction rumor on Twitter. He wrote: “BREAKING: Alleged ‘camera malfunction’ last night at MCC where Jeffrey Epstein was locked up.” Coudrey has a blue check next to his name on Twitter, so his account has been verified as authentic. He is not a bot.
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